Jay Taylor: In Precious Metals, Cash Flow Is King
June 18, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[The Gold Report]- Jay Taylor The price of gold remains in the doldrums, but Jay Taylor, host of the radio show “Turning Hard Times into Good Times,” expects the bull market to come roaring back. In this interview with The Gold Report, Taylor cautions that not all miners are equal and advises investors to look [...]
New Silver Company with Plenty of Cash and Exceptional Geological Potential
June 14, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Resource Opportunities] – We all know that the market for junior resource companies is in a terrible state. We also know that this industry is cyclical, and no matter how bad it gets, it eventually turns around. However, the recovery in share prices will not be the same for all companies. The better quality companies [...]
The World Is a Mess, But Junior Mining Stocks Could Double
June 5, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE: [The Gold Report]- Marc Faber The world’s economy is in tatters and safe havens are few and far between, says legendary contrarian Marc Faber. The banking crisis in Cyprus has shown that even bank deposits are not safe. The publisher of the Doom, Boom and Gloom newsletter, surveying the world from his perch in [...]
‘Smart Money’ Most Bullish on Gold in Five Years
May 29, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[The Globe and Mail] – Commercial participants in the gold market, also known as “smart money” given that they work in the industry as opposed to being speculative trend followers, are the most bullish on gold in nearly five years. As prices declined over the last few months, commercials – those involved in the production, [...]
6 Reasons why Gold Stocks will Begin a Big Rally
May 23, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE: [The Daily Gold] 1. Huge rallies begin from these conditions Below is the NYSE Gold Miners Index which is tracked by the GDX ETF. Look at the RSI. Not only did it reach a multi-decade low but it has remained oversold far longer than during the comparable periods. In the four previous periods, the [...]
Sprott Is Bullish on Silver—and Gold—Equities
May 22, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE: [The Gold Report]- Maria Smirnova Sprott Silver Equities Class Co-Manager Maria Smirnova understands the power of leverage. She has seen the big impact even a slight increase in the silver price can have on silver producers. Every cent is multiplied and goes right to the investor’s bottom line, giving the equities more upside than [...]
Tips for Diversifying Beyond Gold from Brent Cook
May 16, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[The Metals Report] – Brent Cook Last month’s landslide at Utah’s Bingham Canyon, one of the world’s largest copper mines, triggered significant discussion on possible copper shortages. Brent Cook, veteran geologist and publisher of Exploration Insights, puts the landslide into perspective in this interview with The Metals Report. And for investors who want to dig [...]
Resources Investment to Peak at $85bn
May 16, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Sydney Morning Herald] – Investment in Australia’s resources sector is expected to peak at a record $85 billion this year, led by unprecedented spending in the oil and gas sector. Consulting Group Wood Mackenzie predicts spending on upstream gas will reach $48 billion this year and $50 billion in 2014, accounting for about half of [...]
The Real Reason Gold Fell—and Why It Has Already Stabilized: Lawrence Roulston
May 9, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE: [The Gold Report]- Lawrence Roulston Things are upside down in the gold market. Valuations are irrationally low, while global consumerism fuels demand and supply comes up short. Lawrence Roulston, editor and publisher of Resource Opportunities, advises people to trust their guts as well as the numbers when weeding through prospective investments. In this interview [...]
The Enduring Glow of Gold
May 8, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Andy Xie] – A ripple of skepticism recently hit prices of the yellow metal, but gold remains the ultimate hedge on inflation The global economy has already entered into stagflation with a growth rate of 2 percent and inflation at 3 percent. The inflation rate is likely to rise above 4 percent in 18 months [...]
